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Familiar examples of the first use are the correspondence of Sporus to Satan in one of his more degrading disguises ... A less familiar example is the witty correspondence suggested in Dunciad , iv between the dunces irresistibly drawn ...
Familiar examples of the first use are the correspondence of Sporus to Satan in one of his more degrading disguises ... A less familiar example is the witty correspondence suggested in Dunciad , iv between the dunces irresistibly drawn ...
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Unadulterate ' is a good example of Gay's keeping in touch with his reader , and appealing to his past experience . At the time ( 1715 ) when Gay wrote this poem , complaints about the adulteration of wine by vintners were frequent .
Unadulterate ' is a good example of Gay's keeping in touch with his reader , and appealing to his past experience . At the time ( 1715 ) when Gay wrote this poem , complaints about the adulteration of wine by vintners were frequent .
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Briefly , the classical political economists found in the idea of Robinson Crusoe , the solitary individual on a desert island , a splendid example for their system - building . On the other hand , their critics who , like Marx ...
Briefly , the classical political economists found in the idea of Robinson Crusoe , the solitary individual on a desert island , a splendid example for their system - building . On the other hand , their critics who , like Marx ...
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THE ESSAY ON CRITICISM | 42 |
POPE SEEN THROUGH HIS LETTERS | 62 |
THE CONCISENESS OF SWIFT | 84 |
Urheberrecht | |
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